conjoon 0.1RC2 Release Announcements

conjoon 0.1RC2 Release Announcements

We are proud to announce the second release candidate of conjoon 0.1 (conjoon 0.1RC2). This RC focuses on bug fixes, Ext 3.1 integration and security enhancements, and should be the last candidate for the next stable release.

Here's a list of notable fixes/enhancements that made it into this release:

[Email module - backend]

fixed an issue where protocol would get overwritten on account update
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fixed: sending emails would not consider the configured port for the outgoing
mail server

[Email module - client]

fixed a critical issue where the state of a panel would not be saved when
deactivating this panel (closes #369)

[Security]

fixed a possible security hole that could occur if relative links are used
in feed items (closes #371)

[Feeds module - backend]

fixed an issue that would break importing/adding feeds when a call to
"getLastDateModified()" from Zend_Feed_Reader on the specific resource would
return NULL (closes #370)

[Feeds module - client]

fixed an issue where the dialog would not be closable after an error occured
on the server during adding a feed (see #370)

[Twitter module - client]

fixed an issue where the local Twitter account store would not be updated
with the most recent values after data has been successfully submitted to the
server (closes #361)

Your release is inspirational, it's one of the best I've seen and it's awesome to see that the code is available to download. I've been reading through it and I've been very impressed by how clean and well documented it is

Great job, you guys should be very proud of yourselfs. Thanks for sharing your efforts and inspiring me (and hopefully many others) at least.

conjoon 0.1RC3 release announcements

conjoon 0.1RC3 release announcements

Thanks for the feedback @Palastanga

In the meantime, we have released conjoon 0.1RC3. This RC focuses on issues we came across during tests on various systems, and we want to thank Marc Steinert and Johannes Hahn for providing us with detailed bug reports.

Notable changes from the changelog:

[Email module - client]

fixed an issue where the EmailAccountWizard would be opened twice if no email accounts are available due to reserved method name "onShow()"

[Twitter module - backend]

fixed an issue where reading out Tweets from a newly imported account with no Tweets yet would trigger an error

[General UI]

removed debug code that would trigger an error in other browsers than FF

[Reception module - client]
- fixed a consequence of a possible race condition that could occur if a user
sets the workbench into "standby", then a login with the same user credentials
is done on another machine, and the previously locked workbench is unlocked
again

[General]
- fixed several trailing comma issues that would prevent IE7 from starting
the application

[YoutubePlayer]
- updated conjoon to use Ext.ux.YoutubePlayer 0.4 which fixes a few issues
and introduces functionality to chose from different video resolutions based
on the resolutions the currently playing video provides

[Feeds module - backend]
- fixed an issue where item facade's "importAndAddFeedItems()" would not handle
an exception other than "Zend_Http_Client_Exception" properly, thus breaking
updating other feed items resources if any other exception was thrown

In any event both attempts failed. The 2nd was very close and it was very nice. But, IE 6 changes the minimum distance the scroll will move depending on the height of the window, where Firefox and WebKit is a fixed amount.

Our users have expressed on not wanting to have to page through a grid. It's now the year 2010 and I agree with the users. The LiveGrid is there for prefetching, buffering, etc.

conjoon 0.1.3.2 available

conjoon 0.1.3.2 available

The 0.1.3 series of conjoon is available and it brings you security/bug fixes along with new features. We have introduced internal DownloadManagement in 0.1.3 which will be responsible for scheduling downloads. We are now back working on the 0.2 release. Make sure you check out the demo, always featuring the latest release at http://demo.conjoon.org

@mario & @jay

Thanks for the feedback guys, it's much appreciated. Every code needs to be polished from now and then, and time is the only limited resource there is.